Indian cartoonists joined their brethren from around the world in an outpouring of anguished and biting solidarity with those gunned down at French weekly Charlie Hebdo.

They are reacting as they know best — by putting pen to paper.
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HT’s Jayanto Bannerjee
Neelabh's take on Paris attack
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HT's Shreyas Navare
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HT's Shreyas Navare
Manjul's toon
Unny in Indian Express
HT's Sajith Kumar
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By composing biting and mocking satirical drawings against what is being perceived as an attack on the very foundations of democracy, the cartoonists stood up for the right to lampoon whatever they choose as editorialists.
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